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WindowsMobileToday > News > CrackBerry Wins Word of the Year Title - User Opinions
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Date Added: 2008-09-09
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Date Added: 2008-04-27
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slight correction
First I want to say that I really appreciate the interest in our work on potential addiction to work with technology. I would offer one slight correction to the "CrackBerry" article, by saying that there is no contradiction between the Korn/Ferry study and our work. We have never suggested that everyone using technology is addicted. It's very likely that 3/4 of technology users are improving work/life compatibility -- I would put myself in that category. However, we believe there is also a percentage of people (no firm statistics yet) who take it to an unhealthy extreme.
Submitted by: Gayle Porter
Email: gporter@rutgers.edu
Location: Camden, NJ
Date Added: 2006-11-02
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